Which capability is essential for sharing exhibits with multiple authorized viewers during a proceeding?

• A. Offline storage only.
• B. One-user access to streaming.
• C. Exhibit printing to distribution.
• D. Real-time transcript streaming and exhibit sharing to authorized viewers, with remote access.

Answer: (D)

Sharing exhibits with multiple authorized viewers during a proceeding relies on providing live, secure access to both the exhibits and the transcript. Real-time streaming paired with exhibit sharing lets everyone—counsel, the judge, and remote participants—see the same materials at the same moment, with permissions that control who can view what and from where. This supports collaboration, keeps the record synchronized, and enables remote participation when someone isn’t in the courtroom.

Offline storage cannot support live sharing during the event, as it only provides access to files after the fact. Limiting streaming to a single user defeats the need for multiple viewers. Printing exhibits for distribution creates physical copies, which is slow, less secure, and not conducive to real-time, remote access.